In a new book, mother confronts ISIS terrorist who beheaded her son

Diane Foley, mother of journalist James Foley, who was killed by ISIS, turned her grief into action by founding the James Foley Foundation. Her book, 'American Mother,' details her healing journey, including meetings with her son's killer, Alexander Cody. These meetings, though difficult, were part of her healing process. Diane's story highlights the need for understanding and bridge-building in dark times. Jim's death led to the creation of a special envoy for American hostages, marking a significant change in government policy.

What did Alexander Cody express during his meetings with Diane Foley?

What message does Diane Foley hope to convey through her book?

What legacy does Diane Foley believe her son left behind?